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This isn’t just a classroom–it’s where you become a lawyer. Are you ready to take the stand?
Experience the thrill of legal practice in our purpose-built moot courtroom, based in our Business School at Oxstalls Campus.
A true-to-life courtroom setting where theory meets real-world application. Used throughout teaching and assessment, this immersive space empowers you to refine your advocacy, public speaking and argumentation skills in a professional environment.
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With dedicated support from lecturers who know your personal interests and skills, you’ll secure placements that align with your career goals and allow you to experience corporate law in the real world.
In addition to placements, our skills-focused modules encourage students to engage in short-term work opportunities, helping to develop confidence, build professional networks, and cultivate career-ready capabilities.
From your first day on the course, you’ll be developing the knowledge and experience needed to thrive in the legal profession.
Enhance your learning with valuable national and international experiences that bring all aspects of corporate law to life.
Our students have explored institutions both nationally and abroad, such as the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice, and key bodies within the European Union—gaining direct exposure to international corporate law in practice.
There are also opportunities to visit the Royal Courts of Justice in London, offering a first-hand look at the workings of the UK legal system and an enriching perspective on domestic law in action.
Our law degree offers a personal and inclusive environment, where students and tutors build a strong sense of community. Your experiences on the course will include engaging discussions, topical debates, and real-world case studies.
Through this, you’ll develop confidence, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of your place in the legal world.
You can also join the Mooting and Law Society, a great way to meet other students and practice your skills in a simulated environment.
Our lecturers bring diverse professional and research expertise, providing a combination of practical experience and cutting-edge research on contemporary legal issues.
Being taught by passionate specialists in their legal fields, your lecturers’ enthusiasm and knowledge will empower you to navigate the complexities of law with confidence.
While each lecturer brings their own subject specialism, all share a common interest in the theory and application of human rights.
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Our state-of-the-art Business School on Oxstalls Campus provides an inspiring environment for your learning and professional growth.
It features modern classrooms, study and seminar spaces designed for interactive learning experiences.
Oxstalls library provides 24/7 access to books, online journals, computers and study space.
From delivering compelling legal arguments to mastering courtroom etiquette, you’ll develop the confidence and expertise to think on your feet, preparing you for success in mooting competitions, legal practice, and beyond.
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Student life at UoG goes beyond your course – it’s a chance to connect, explore new interests and make the most of your time here.
The Students’ Union offers a wide mix of clubs and societies. Tech-focused options include Gaming & Esports, Machine Learning and Nintendo, while those with a business mindset can get involved in the Marketing Society, Design or Mooting & Law.
For a change of pace, there’s Yoga, Climbing, Football, Volleyball, or something more niche like Book Club, Chinese Traditional Games or the Taylor Swift Society.
However you spend your time outside the classroom, there’s plenty to get involved in.
In Cheltenham there are halls of residence at Park campus and Pittville Student Village. In Gloucester, there are halls of residence at Oxstalls, Blackfriars and Upper Quay. Our accommodation promise guarantees our first-year students accommodation on, or near, the campus you’re studying at.
We can help you find work placements or paid opportunities through Unitemps with local employers. We also run a student ambassador scheme giving you the chance to earn money by supporting the University at a range of events.
UoG’s Career Studio offers career coaching and support for students and graduates. Our career promise guarantees you 6 months of free career support if you’re not in a job 6 months after graduating, followed by the offer of a paid internship to kickstart your career – plus we’ll commit to lifetime career coaching.
Our Money Advice Team can advise on how to organise your budget and check your entitlement for bursaries, loans and hardship funds. Our budgeting guide will help you make the most of your money with budgeting tips, financial support, and practical advice.
We run open days in early summer and autumn. If you’re unable to make it to an open day, we also hold campus visits or you can also meet us at an exhibition.
Our Disability Support team offers confidential, one-to-one support to students with disabilities including learning difficulties, mental health conditions, sensory impairments and chronic medical conditions.
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